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Eco Factor: Forests in the sky to absorb harmful CO2 from the upper atmosphere.
Reading the simple laws of physics will make you understand that hot air is lighter than cold air, and all the harmful CO2 released from factory chimneys doesn’t have an immediate effect on the people living on the ground. The exhaust gases are hot, hence they lift and stay in the upper part of the atmosp
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Eco Factor: Watch charged with kinetic energy lowers carbon footprint with a built-in CO2 scrubber.
Industrial designer David Keith, along with his team of researchers, has designed a stylish watch that does more than just tell you the time. The watch powered by the movement of the hand is designed with a built-in CO2 scrubber that tries to make you a carbon neutral person...
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Eco Factor: Replacing graphite anode with nano-silicon enhances current storage capacity of lithium-ion batteries.
The only factor preventing global adoption of electric cars is the limited driving range of cars running on lithium batteries. The reason for this limited performance is the low storage capacity of lithium batteries.
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The world of LCD screens could be changed for the better in the near future thanks to a breakthrough of two scientists from the University of Central Florida, Orlando. Zhibing Ge and Shin-Tson Wu used nanoimprinting technology to improve that contrast ratio in LCDs.
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About the Foresight Nanotech Institute
Mission
Foresight Nanotech Institute’s mission is to ensure the beneficial implementation of nanotechnology
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In this wide-ranging interview conducted by Ernst & Young, GBN Chairman Peter Schwartz considers the short- and long-term potential of clean technolo
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So, you want to take over the Galaxy. A good career move. Ultimately, you're hoping to communicate with extraterrestrials, colonize entire sets of st
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Solar panels are not new to the world of green technology. But the eco-techie bar is raised with stuff like bendable solar cells.
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